Yes.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chong, Wee-Siong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "JetSpeed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2000 9:29 AM
Subject: RE: Mail API?
> Steve:
> So are you mean that if I install JAMES and set
> mail.server=localhost
> The email will work fine?
>
> Thanks
> Wee-Siong
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: sbelt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2000 11:21 AM
> To: JetSpeed
> Subject: Re: Mail API?
>
>
> Wee-Siong:
>
> I'm happy to help as best I can - usually _I_ am posting the questions and
> bothering the group; so, I appreciate the oppertunity to give a little
> something back. :) Please do not give up on Jetspeed just because you do
not
> want to "bother" the mail group; I have been pestering the Jetspeed team
for
> ~1 year and have yet to get a flame as a response. :) ;) :)
>
> You were right - I looked in my classpath and found the .jars you
mentioned
> there - I have mail.jar and activation.jar - which I downloaded from
> java.sun.com - when I was doing another project. It did not occur to me
that
> Jetspeed is using these (though I recall these were required way back when
> Jetspeed was merely an online email client). As Jetspeed is forever
growing,
> I am always learning myself.
>
> Anyway, mail.server=<ip address of smtp mail server>. If you point it at
> your own system (ie - mail.server=localhost), then you must have a mail
> SERVER installed on your local computer. Note that java.apache.org has a
> servlet called JAMES which will meet this need.
> It requires virtually no installation to install! Warning, though: the
> current release is an open-relay. If you follow the JAMES mail list you
will
> see that the developers will be correcting this any day now.
>
> Otherwise, you can point the mail.server to another mail server. However -
> though I must admit I am not an email administrator - I believe that most
> email servers can be setup to require some kind of id/passwd before
sending
> an email, and Jetspeed does not support this. Other mail servers simply
> check your ip address then relay the email for you. I would suggest you
try
> it and see what happens! :)
>
> HTH
> Steve B.
>
>
>
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